Melba (restaurant)

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Established2022
OwnerGuillaume St-Pierre
Head chefCharles Provencher Proulx
Alexandra Roy
Food typeFrench
Melba
Restaurant information
Established2022
OwnerGuillaume St-Pierre
Head chefCharles Provencher Proulx
Alexandra Roy
Food typeFrench
RatingBib Gourmand
(Michelin Guide)
Location398 rue Saint-Vallier Ouest, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Websiterestaurantmelba.ca

Melba is a French restaurant in the Saint-Sauveur neighbourhood of Quebec City, Canada.

The business opened in late 2022, started by Guillaume St-Pierre. St. Pierre is known for being the chef-owner of popular Quebec City Italian restaurant Battuto. Charles Provencher Proulx and Alexandra Roy serve as the restaurant's co-head chefs.[1]

Melba was opened and operates in the Saint-Sauveur neighbourhood, outside of the popular parts of the city more known for high-end restaurants. St. Pierre cited wanting to open the restaurant in the neighbourhood due to it being perceived as 'emerging'.[1]

Melba, similar to other fine dining restaurants in the city, is known for relying on the nearby boreal forests to source ingredients for its dishes, including fresh whelks and fiddleheads.[2] Unlike many popular restaurants in North America, Melba is closed on the weekends, only being open Monday through Friday.[3]

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